Book I
CHAPTER PAGEI. Length and Breadth of Wales, the Nature of its 155Soil, and the Three Remaining Tribes ofBritonsII. Of the Ancient Division of Wales into Three 156Parts
WalesVII. Origin of the Names Cambria and Wales 164VIII. Concerning the Nature, Manners, and Dress, the 166Boldness, Agility, and Courage, of this NationIX. Their Sober Supper and Frugality 168X. Their Hospitality and Liberality 170XI. Concerning their cutting of their Hair, their 171Care of their Teeth, and Shaving of theirBeard
Persons as it were possessedXVII. Their Love of High Birth and Ancient Genealogy 183XVIII. Their Ancient Faith, Love of Christianity and 185DevotionBOOK III. Concerning the Inconstancy and Instability of 189this Nation, and their Want of Reverence forGood Faith and OathsII. Their living by Plunder, and Disregard of the 190Bonds of Peace and FriendshipIII. Their Deficiency in Battle, and Base and 192Dishonourable FlightIV. Their Ambitious Seizure of Lands, and 193Dissensions among BrothersV. Their great Exaction, and Want of Moderation 194VI. Concerning the Crime of Incest, and the Abuse 195of Churches by Succession and ParticipationVII. Their Sins, and the consequent Loss of Britain 196and of TroyVIII. In what Manner this Nation is to be overcome 198IX. In what Manner Wales, when conquered, should 202be governedX. In what Manner this Nation may resist and 204revolt